Pre-Loved Folk CDs

Pre-Loved Folk CDs

Explore the rich storytelling tradition of our Pre-Loved Folk CDs collection at Sounds + Grounds, your independent record shop in Cowes on the Isle of Wight.

From traditional folk roots and British folk revival classics to contemporary singer-songwriters, acoustic artists and Americana-inspired recordings, this collection celebrates the honesty, craftsmanship and emotional depth at the heart of folk music. Discover timeless albums, influential voices and hidden gems that showcase the power of songs built around stories and connection.

Expect heartfelt lyrics, beautiful arrangements and memorable performances from both legendary artists and lesser-known musicians. Whether you're revisiting a favourite recording or discovering a new interpretation of folk traditions, our ever-changing selection offers something for collectors and curious listeners alike.

Browse online or visit us in-store at Sounds + Grounds and discover the warmth, character and timeless appeal of folk music on CD.

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  • Tim Buckley – Live At The Troubadour 1969

  • Tim Buckley – Happy Sad

  • Cat Stevens – The Very Best Of Cat Stevens

  • Kevin Coyne – Marjory Razorblade

  • Leonard Cohen – Greatest Hits

  • A Hawk And A Hacksaw – The Way The Wind Blows

  • Loudon Wainwright III – Album II

  • Rainer – Live At The Performance Center

  • Martin Simpson – Cool & Unusual

  • Bob Dylan – The Best Of Bob Dylan

  • Joanna Newsom – Ys

  • Glen Campbell – Ghost On The Canvas

  • Bob Dylan – Greatest Hits

  • Tim Buckley – Starsailor The Anthology

  • She & Him – Volume Two

  • Tim Buckley – The Dream Belongs To Me (Rare And Unreleased Recordings 1968/1973)

  • Simon And Garfunkel – Bridge Over Troubled Water

  • Bob Dylan – MTV Unplugged

  • Roy Harper – Folkjokeopus

  • Beth Orton – Central Reservation

  • Roy Harper – Bullinamingvase

  • Roy Harper – Man & Myth

  • Polly Paulusma – Scissors In My Pocket

  • Roy Harper – HQ